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my little window garden

This is my little piece of garden inside, it is in the window for now. Everything is growing good as you can see, I will post more pics as they get taller.Image

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Congrats - looks beautiful. Looking forward to progress reports as well as blooming photos.
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These Paperwhites are really going to town, and so is the second Amaryllis I planted.[IMG=https://img833.imageshack.us/img833/7774/1002902g.jpg][/IMG]

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Here is the updated photo of the Ama[IMG=https://img62.imageshack.us/img62/8799/1002906f.jpg][/IMG]

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amaryllis is looking great!
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I have been advised to get rid of the first amaryllis, this person says that it is red blotch. Here are some pictures and I think maybe that it is why it is not growing as good as the s[IMG=https://img525.imageshack.us/img525/6407/1002923e.jpg][/IMG]

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Looking good :!:
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But if you look at the red part in the current picture it does look like something is wrong.

I looked up red blotch, which I had never heard of, but then I don't grow amaryllis. Found this:

https://ipswichgardenclub.blogspot.com/2 ... lotch.html


Their picture doesn't look just like yours. They do say:

"Keep in mind that any injury to amaryllis tissue usually produces a red pigment, so red streaks, specks or irregular patterns are not always indicative of red blotch, which usually shows definite margins and outlines.â€
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I have a question, I want to watch my flowers grow and bloom but my hubby is getting tired of me going to the window and pulling back the blinds to check. I have them on a tv tray in front of the window. They don't get as much daylight but they get some. Here is a picture of it, maybe you might have som[IMG=https://img22.imageshack.us/img22/5614/1002926t.jpg][/IMG]

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Paperwhite newbie wrote:I have a question, I want to watch my flowers grow and bloom but my hubby is getting tired of me going to the window and pulling back the blinds to check. I have them on a tv tray in front of the window. They don't get as much daylight but they get some. Here is a picture of it, maybe you might have suggestions.
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